Nuggets coach faces cancer

May not return to Nuggets soon

George Karl is the coach for the Denver Nuggets. He is now suffering through neck and throat cancer and was also hospitalized this week for blood clots in his leg and lungs. Adrian Dantley has served as a coach for the Nuggets for the past eight games. The fighter beat prostate cancer a couple years ago and is currently undergoing chemotherapy treatment and radiation. He may be back for playoffs next month.

Response to "How athletes go broke"

Many people wonder what it's like to be rich and live in wealth. But is it always what it's made up to be? Many athletes have suffered significantly with bankrupt and loosing most or all their money. Some have even faced jail time due to lack of money. How does billions and billions of dollars just go away so quickly? The economy hasn't been so great lately and middle class isn't the only individuals that are getting effected; MLB players are too. It is said that a pro athlete's money is supposed to "outlive" their career, but yet most players never get that. The NFL, NBA, and MLB is the main one's that make the big bucks, but unfortunately it's not always a happy ending like they would hope so. I guess athletes don't responsibly take the time to fully understand the concept of their money so they keep spending it and eventually it all runs out. They're into sports, not business and this creates a problem. Marriage and divorce are huge issues when dealing with money. This is one of the biggest things that make people go broke. Divorce is an expensive process and many athletes have dealt with this matter. No matter who you are or what type of family you come from it seems that everyone around will always have some kind of money problems. If you don't learn and protect your money then you can face serious problems that will ruin your life. Pro athletes make so much money, but in the end is it all really worth it?

TIGER WOODS

Tiger Woods coming back?

There's been rumors going around for when Tiger Woods will return to the PGA tour. Some say that he's out until the Master's while others say he'll be back in two weeks at the Arnold Palmer Invitational. It's been a hard three months for Tiger, not that he didn't deserve it anyway. He's recently been practicing near his Orlando home. He's getting into a routine for fitness to get back on track. Sometimes the best thing to bounce back or forget about things is to do what you love. The last time he took a leave for gold was when his dad died in 2006 and he spent six weeks coping.